NQS AT MADRAX !
),nicle of !mp.rovements-The
Moving Throng Business and
Social Events--lie ms
(Condensed.
I
l risers who doslro changes In! Tllli bUHillQSN 111011 of Mlull'JUS
and all oih,oM intoiustert in tlic
progress of I hi' town uro i n
questud. to ui,tct tit MoTnggurt's
; hall to.myrcow (Friday) evening
hil 8. o'clock, (or tli,o purpose ol
diHcusiug incorporation, and
initiating a movement to that
end.
Jack McT:igi;nit, who, with his wife,
has been yiMliui; in Portland and at the
Lewis and Clark Fair for the past three
weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Gottfried Kampfcr, a prominent sheep
man from Cioss Keys, was in town Mon
day, his family accompanying him. Mr.
Kampfcr bought the Yaisli property on
lower Trout Creek.
George G. I'oindexter was in town on
Saturday on his way to' Ashwopd from
Dcrham ft Cowlcs.' sawmill. He has a
homestead near Ashwood and, is going
(hern to reside upon it. .
Terry Reed, of Culver, and his two
daughters, Miss Lillie Reed and Mrs.
Frank Osbnr.ic, left yesterday for Port
land, where they will spend about two
ivccks seeing the Lewis, and Clark Fair
I'hey went overland to Portland, driving
by way of Harlow pass, and expect to
i each Portland about next Monday
Harry I). Sil "oj Sanford Sill at
Shaniko, was a visitor in Madras Sunday.
T(iii was Mr. Sill's first visit to the Wil
low etk basitj and he was vry much
pleaseuVitlrwhat he saw of the surround
mg country during this short trip. He
was accompanied by a relative, a Mr.
Hampton I nun the East, who is visiting
him at Shaniko.
Qrov requested to hand In
flings by rvioncwy morning.
i, of tjianiko was in town
pf Haystack, was a visitor
flay.
. ft
Mis was a vititor ai ouan-
weeK.
.was. in town during the
Linill.
by G. J. Hardy at
ii.ras.
Kvn'Sunday from
; ng canyon.
k.ng supplies and
ou,ck's ft Co's.
Kl family have moved
i southwest of town.
Mri. J. II. l.ampson, ol
ere in town on Monday last.
For SaleA-Gooi', gentle milch cow, by
V. V. GoiAfeWarmspring, (Oregon.
lionW, con a it ud culvirs for
JjUllll, lUiIef, COH
a tie. .1. C. luai, tiainontu, Oregon.
' A. C. Sanford has been in town sev
eral days from Shaniko during the week.
Henry Sachs, who has been visiting in
"Portland, returned the latter part of last
Lweek.
f"encra Manaeer I. O. lohnston ol the
VtV'-r-jiiiism to!pycfteuIay on"
F; way to Bend.
The Cline Falls Press, published at
r'me Falls, is reported to have suspended
. , jhcation last week.
i
Frank llatton, vho has been visiting
is home at Shaniko for several week-,,
Returned to Madras on Monday.
H. W. Turner, bookkeeper at the Der-
"a1cs sawmill, was in town Sun-
on his way to Haystack.
iV H. Riley, his mother, and sis-
fcary, were in town from Hcnd
on their way to the railroad.
is in .own this week.
' "u's business
fJ r rence in the
jfiy for Sweet
:ill
James R. Chrisman, of Lagonda, Mis
souri, has been in town several days dur
ing the week. He came here to defend
the homestead of the late Pressley A
Chrisman, of whom he is one of the heiis,
against the contest of Warren li. Mills.
The contest has" been dismiss-id by mo
(ion of contestant, some settlement having
been ai rived at. The homestead entrj
invjlved is situated on Agency Plains
,1r. Chrismnn expects to have it cultiva
ted dining the coming season.
Special Excursion to Lewis & Clark Fair
On August 28 agents of the Columbia
Southern Railway will issue round trip
tickets fiom I heir respective stations to
Poitland, hunt 7 days from date of sale,
at one way fare for the lound trip.
C. Ii. Lytle, G. P. A.
'on have a farm or town property
, list it with the Madras Realty
llnv. Madras. O-cuon. OHice in
jsilo Building.
LounsberrV left Sunday evening for
und vh.fcrc he will spqr.d the next
lis or ten days visiting the fair and
r.ng after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Parrish, pf Hay
Creek were in town yesterday. They
dwve over with Mrs. fticiaggart, who
Miffed wuh th m on ! er way lume from
If 111 need of,, a tjpirbstrne, write a
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RBL ESTATE
Wo liave tlic following' choice tracts of
land for sale In this vVclntty:
(( acres of farming land, 1 5 mile.
1 1 of Madias. Good house and barn,
1
soul
all fen td; 80 acres now inLrain and bal
Lf! r be ultivated. X!ir"cron will be
5 HA WW, ORE.
SODA WATER, ICE CREAM SODA; ROOT DEER
HAMMOCKS, CAMP STOOLS, FISNIHC TACKLE
WALL PAPER, FURNITURE, LINOLEUM
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Lewis and Clark Fair Visitors
.NT-
Call on Us When Passing Through Town, We're at Yonr'Scnicc
2 Mote's
HO
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JL "rm Mi il
Successor to Hnhn's
MRS. E. R. M'GEf, Prop,
Best place to stop in the
city. Homelike comforts
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOH TRAVELLING MEN
1 Front Fed
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The entire stock of goods 01
T. J. MALLOY &
is offered by. the undersigned
prices far below their worth f
Cash.
n. .irt-t j " - 'fl
Jl persons indebted to said firrrr
are requested to make settlment
to me.
J. M, FOSTER
fob THE Merchant's Protective Association
Pill NEVILLES
BBS
Department
Sf or Bin
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Ci'mes tlio Largest and Best selected
stock of gents' unci ladies' rendy-nnide
clothing of any store in Crook county.
Latest styles, best fit, lowest prices ;
also a full and complete line of every
thing needed by the farmer and stock
man. Send in a trhil order and be
convinced.
m
Barn
DARDER & D' LASH MUTT, MANACERS
Good feed and easeful
treatment giveh to stock
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FREIGHTERS
Cri-ve - XTs -A. Call
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HALL'S SAFES
HOI.I aXI.YJIY TJUJ
llm6hms Safe and Lioek Company
AkciiIh for tlio I'iii-IMc C(m(. The- only linn Unit citn kcII a fiify umliir
lliiUS Jlmml. KxchiUi xiiln for tlu only .MAMiAMXi: HANK SAI'lv.
AbuiiU for tliu OMVKIt TYI'KWItlTKIIH,
84 Third Street
1 ll-J 1 ficcond Ave.. Scuttle, Wiuli,
Hi I'inu Ht , Hun I'riiiirlM'o, Cal,
111 Wiihlilniitiiii HI., Hjiokunu, WiihIi,
Portland, Ore.
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Shaniko Warehouse Company
OENniiAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING
Rpnciftl nttpntlon to Wool Ceding nnd RnllnR (or Knat'Tii nhip
rnpntH. DenlurH in I!ltol(!nlPi w'aul. Li mo and Dulhioru' Material
irjiiili, Sulpliur, Wool and Grain Baoka and Twino, Grain,
MlLl-'J iri,,l,f,nt nrlnn n.il.l fn. 111,1,.!. .. .,,1 Unit. (Itnnlr
-Miicilltlou (or handling Stock,
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WURZWEILER & THOMSON
Pnineville, Oregon
I MADRAS
2 M t A T MARKET
C. K. ROUSp, Prop.
Keeps constantly on hand, the best
S FRESH AND SALT MEATS
) And jmys tlio lilulipHt rrmrltot piico for INt Cuttle,
( Hokh, Slipup, Butter, liggHi aJ other farm Produce.
) VE CAN SATISFY YOUR WANTS Cl US A CALL
L. A. YOUNG.. GENERAL MERCHANDISE;
See me for your
Harv'sting Machiii'ry
STANpAHD BINDING TWIN F lSn lh
Agricultural In-
The Antelop
SILVERTOOTH'S
OLD STANL1
HARRY HILL, Prop.
DEAlf( IN ANTELOPE, OREGON
Finr- Winesf - Liquors - and - Cigars
YOUR PATRONGAE SOLICITED
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WATTS MARBLE WORKS
WATTS & BAKER, PROP'S
Marble and Granite